GoKawiilTesla to wind down Cybertruck production by summer 2027
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has confirmed plans to phase out Cybertruck production by the end of summer 2027, pushed back slightly from an original spring target. The move frees up capacity at Giga Texas for the planned Cybercab, an autonomous vehicle still awaiting full regulatory approval and software readiness.
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The decision has triggered unusual public criticism from within Tesla's own fan community, including YouTuber Troy Meekhof, who argues the company never gave the Cybertruck adequate marketing or pricing support before abandoning it. Combined with the earlier discontinuation of the Model S and Model X, Tesla's lineup is narrowing sharply, which could raise questions among investors and loyalists about the company's near-term product strategy as it bets on autonomy.
- Cybertruck production is set to end by summer 2027, extended from an earlier spring timeline.
- Tesla fans and influencers, including 'The Cybertruck Guy,' are publicly criticizing Musk's handling of the vehicle's rollout and cancellation.
- With Model S and Model X already discontinued, Tesla's consumer lineup is now reduced mainly to the Model 3.
Source: theverge.com — Andrew J. Hawkins, 2026-11-12
Published there as: “‘The end of Tesla!’: Cybertruck diehards turn on Elon Musk after he pulls the plug”
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